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by Daniela Sabler, Oct 7, 2008

An analysis of the satire.

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by Daniela Sabler, Oct 7, 2008

Personal Response.

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by Routledge, Oct 2, 2008

Samuel Clements satirized the flaws in American society with his book Huckleberry Finn. These satires are pointed out and explained.

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by Mike Wallerman, Jul 17, 2008

A discussion of Evelyn Waugh's first novel, Decline and Fall, and of what it says about its author and his ideology.

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by Chris Schwarzkopf, Jan 29, 2008

Irreverent and most definitely not politically correct, this little book is a quick read and extremely funny. A great satire.

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by Zashuna, Jan 6, 2008

Published less than 20 years after World War II, Catch-22, set in WWII, satirizes the war and its bureaucracy, even treating both as jokes.

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